Spain-based Gandia Blasco’s subsidiary brand GAN is well known for textiles and rugs. At the Milan Design Week 2021, GAN unveiled new a Plastic Rivers rugs collection. As you’d guess, these rugs are of 100-percent recycled PET using the hand-tufted ...
Adopting the inventive approach of utilizing recycled materials, the New York-based Humanscale introduced us to first-ever task chair made of recycled fishing nets a few years back. Over again, the company has launched its Liberty Ocean chair which follows a ...
In a bid to encourage environmental conservation, T&V architects have created Eco-Nest observation cabins to make people more conscious of nature and its saviors. The cabins are visioned to take you closer to nature and help you contemplate and reflect ...
Colorado-based furniture company Noho specializes in transforming upcycled plastic waste into furniture at their manufacturing unit in Aotearoa, New Zealand. The company has now launched its latest Move chair, which combines comfort and style together. The eco-conscious company has teamed ...
The Planet Earth is being choked by plastic we throw in water bodies which is later consumed by the marine life and then comes back to daunt humans in form of many underlying diseases. It is very unfortunate that the ...
South Africa-based home décor brand Mo’s Crib specializes in manufacturing sustainable handmade décor items. Founded by sister duo Morongwe and Michelle Mokone, the brand focuses on reducing waste, reusing and recycling valuable resources. You can take a hint of their ...
Recycling plastic plays an important role in achieving the goals of sustainability. If we dream of a bright future tomorrow, we must get rid of plastic today. However, the dilemma lies in burning or burying the plastic as both have ...
Throwaway chopsticks are in demand in Asian countries and also across the globe. These wooden chopsticks are clean, fast, and maybe very cheap, but one has to pay a very heft price when it comes to the environmental degradation they ...
Plastic flowing in the ocean is like a machete in a kid’s hand. By disposing of malleable waste in water bodies we would fill ocean water with more plastic than fish. If we choose to burn it on the heap ...
Milan-based startup Krill Design aims to recycle organic waste from the food industry through a closed-loop production, turning them into new materials for eco-responsible products. The design studio has recently come up with the Ohmie Orange Lamp that is touted ...
